The Feast of Christ the King
Articles, Faith and Spirituality
“Viva Cristo Rey!” Long live Christ the King! These were the last words of Blessed Miguel Pro, a Jesuit priest, who was shot by a firing squad in Mexico ... Read more
Christ the King: a Kingly Anointing
Articles, Catechesis, Faith and Spirituality
The Feast of Christ the King is the culmination of the Liturgical Year, reminding us of Christ and his authority, which “is not of this world” (John 18:36). It ... Read more
Beyond deportations: There is still a way forward on immigration reform
Articles, News and Culture
Reprinted with permission from AngelusNews.com. Immigration has become the defining issue of our times. Throughout Europe, popular political movements are rising in reaction to social tensions and disturbances caused ... Read more
Pope Leo Calls the Faithful Back to the Garden of the Resurrection
Articles, Relevant In Rome
Ashley Noronha joined John Morales on Morning Air to reflect on Pope Leo XIV’s Wednesday General Audience of November 20, where the Holy Father invited the faithful to contemplate ... Read more
Pope Leo Hosts Luncheon for the Poor in Paul VI Hall
Articles, News and Culture
Pope Leo XIV marked the Ninth World Day of the Poor by sharing a simple Sunday meal with more than a thousand guests from around the world. The gathering ... Read more
Relevant Radio Hosts Lincolnshire-Riverwoods Fire Marshal for CPR, AED, Heimlich Training
Articles, News and Culture
Relevant Radio recently welcomed Brandon Rhoades, Fire Marshal and public education officer for the Lincolnshire-Riverwoods Fire Protection District, to our headquarters in Lincolnshire, Illinois. Rhoades led voluntary CPR, AED, ... Read more
Why Doesn’t the Catholic Church Have Female Priests? (Trending with Timmerie)
Articles, Best of the Week
Timmerie opened a recent segment of Trending with Timmerie by discussing the headline-making appointment in the Anglican Church: Archbishop Sarah Mulally, the first female head of the Church of ... Read more
How to Be Perfect (Father Simon Says)
Articles, Best of the Week
Real holiness rarely looks like the clenched jaw, tight-fisted perfectionism that haunts so many souls. On Father Simon Says, in a caller’s heart-aching question about her own long battle ... Read more
The Sweetest Call of the Week: Joey’s Birthday Blessing (Family Rosary Across America)
Articles, Best of the Week
On The Family Rosary Across America, an 8-year-old boy named Joey called into Relevant Radio from San Jose, California. Fr. Rocky warmly greeted him, and Joey shared that he ... Read more
How Can I Stop Living in Fear of the Unknown? (The Inner Life)
Articles, Best of the Week
Fear crawls in quietly. A sudden headache spirals into thoughts of a brain bleed. A chest flutter becomes a heart-attack alarm. A strange noise in traffic, and suddenly you ... Read more
Bishop Thomas Paprocki on the New Legislation Regarding Physician-Assisted Suicide (Morning Air)
Articles, Best of the Week
Some of the week’s brightest news for the Church came from Baltimore, the site of the USCCB’s Fall Assembly. Bishop Thomas Paprocki joined John Morales on Morning Air with ... Read more
Why Do We Pray the Centurion’s Prayer Before Communion? (The Patrick Madrid Show)
Articles, Best of the Week
During a recent episode of The Patrick Madrid Show, Patrick answered a simple but beautiful question from a listener named Bill: Where does the line we pray before Holy ... Read more